Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-12-01
Salt at DossER Bros.

Don't forget that ~ Shoe OF A.. l..
Dosser's. It's a honey
Martin & Son will sell you an Organ
cheaper than anybody.
Mrs. Robert Staples, of Greeneville,
spent yesterday In town.
j. II. Naff is now using rooms in the
second story of the Lampson building.
Hon. B. F. Wilson, of Greeneville,
was in town this week attending court.
r.. M. May is cleaning up and open
ing up new goods. Come a running
-Chancery court was in session at this
place this week, Judge Smith presiding.
If you want a Piano or Organ call IN
S. P. Martin & Son. They can save you
money.
-Rube Yarber can now be found at
the sheriff s office, in the basement of the
court house building.
Jas. Thompson has vacated the
house at the rear of Bacon's store and
moved into the Broyles property.
We are glad to see our young friend
E. J. Baxter on our streets again. Bridge
has been on the sick list for the past few
days.
Judge A. j. Brown is holding law
court at Bristol this week. Next week
he will hold circuit court at the same
place.
Our town appears to have been struck
by a red-hot wave, instead of predicted
cold one. We hope we have seen the
last of it.
Pains in the small of the back indicate
q diseased condition OF the Liver or Kid
neys, which may be easily removed by
the use of DR.. j. Ii. McLcan's Liver and
Kidney Balm. Sl.00 per bottle. For
sale by j. j. Hunt.
Have you seen those Nobby Hats at
A. T. Dosser's?
The ladies of the Second Presbyte-
rian Church last night held an Oyster
Supper in Lampson's hall. Quite a large
number were present and a very agreea-
BILE time was had.
Have you got a good, long, strong
ladder about your premises? If not, get
one. 1t will not cost much and may
prove of valuable assistance in case you
should have q fire.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by county court clerk Leah, to- M. D. Co.
pas TO Miss NJ. L. Hale Jacob +. Brown
to Miss Sarah Il. Hunt Geo. Walker to
Miss Elizabeth Ford.
WIN. A. Sparks, desires to return his
individual thanks to the people of Jones'
boro and vicinity for the kindness and ma
terial aid rendered his sisters, since their
loss by the recent fire.
We are pleased to be able to state
that Mr.. Thomas G, Brown is improving.
One day this week, with the assistance of
his niece and nurse, he came outside and
walked around the house.
r.. M. May is cleaning up and open
ing up new goods. Come a running"
Hugh Jones has sold out his saddlery
business to Messrs. Ed. Boyd and Joe
Taylor, who will hereafter conduct the
same at Mr.. Jones old stand. We under
stand Hugh will go to California.
Prayer meeting is being held in the
Baptist church every night this week.
This is preparatory to the protracted
meeting, the first service of which will
be held at II o'clock a. M, Saturday.
-1O,O 600 pounds Walnut Kernels want
ed at Dosser Brs.
"A fire occurred IN Tuesday morning
al the residence of Pres. Hilbert, in the
eastern portion of town. which destroyed
an organ before it could be extinguished.
We did not learn any of the particulars.
Thanksgiving day was spent very
pleasantly by quite a number of our
young folks, and more especially at night,
when a portion of them gathered at the
residence of Mr.. ]. A. FEBRUARY and en-.
joyed themselves in social chat.
-Died-On Monday, of typhoid fever,
Miss Lusk, daughter of DR.. T. H. II.
Lusk, of Johnson City. Interment was
made on Tuesday. Deceased was we'll
known in Jonesboro and much admired,
and our people will be very sorry to learn
of her demise.
-How's your Underwear 1? If it's old,
go TO A, T. Dosser's and buy some new.
He sells so cheap
On Friday morning last, Rev. Daniel
Barnes, from near Haws' X Roads, and
twelve others, mostly of his own family,
left for Texas where they will make a
new home for themselves. We wish
them q successful and pleasant %sojourn
in their Western home.
Fresh Oysters will be served three
times a week-Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday-at our Oyster Stand in the Arm
strong building. Forty cents per quart.
Stews, 10, 10 and IS cents raw, 10. 10
and 25 cents.
Mrs. p. II. NENABLE & SoN.
-Overcoats2 Overcoats Overcoats!M
All sizes and styles, at \. T. Dosser's.
MIR. John II. Nafr desires to hereby
tender his thanks to those who assisted
in saving his personal property from the
flames on Sunday night last. He feels
very grateful for courtesy shown him by
his many friends on that occasion and
since, and trusts some time to be better
able TO show his gratitude than by mere
words,
we spent Friday night last at Bristol
and can recommend TO such of our PEG.
pie as ind it at any time necessary to pass
II night in that town the hostelry known
as the Thomas House. presided over by
our good friend W. w. Davis. If you
call TO see him, we can guarantee you
treatment that viii make you wish to call
again.
Go 10 A. 4. Dosser's for ANYTHING